admission

admission, accès

Permission d'entrer dans un lieu ou d'intégrer une école, une organisation ou un événement.

En anglais simple : Permission to enter a place or join a school, organization, or event.

• Admission is by ticket only.
• She applied for admission to the university.
• They refused him admission to the club.

Comment l'utiliser : admission to something (Admission to the museum requires a ticket.)

Synonymes : entry, access, admittance

Expressions courantes : admission to university, gain admission, refuse admission

aveu, reconnaissance

Déclaration reconnaissant un fait comme vrai, surtout une faute ou quelque chose de gênant.

En anglais simple : A statement that something is true, especially something wrong or embarrassing.

• His admission shocked us.
• She made an admission about her mistake.
• By his own admission, he knew very little.

Comment l'utiliser : admission of something (His admission of guilt surprised everyone.); admission that… (Her admission that she had lied upset me.)

Synonymes : acknowledgment, confession

Contraires : denial

Expressions courantes : admission of guilt, make an admission

prix d’entrée, droit d’entrée

Somme à payer pour entrer dans un lieu ou assister à un événement.

En anglais simple : The money you pay to enter a place or attend an event.

• Admission costs five pounds.
• Children pay half the usual admission.
• Does admission include the special exhibition?

Synonymes : entry fee, entrance fee

Expressions courantes : free admission, pay admission, admission fee, charge admission